“The Renaissance also known as the age of “Rebirth” began in the 14th century. As the Renaissance occurred so did the Elizabethan era, also known as the Golden Age in English history, which began in the 16th century. The highly advanced drama during the time lead to dramas inspiring other and proposing several different readings […]
Just short of half a millennium and thousands of miles apart: Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr. share many similarities, besides their name. Both men grew up devout Christians and had a strong faith in God. Martin Luther King Jr. was a minister in a Baptist church, one of the denominations accredited to Martin […]
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Get startedWe live in a world plagued by rape culture. Rape culture is a term that encompasses the state of normalized sexual violence, and its links to greater sexism and misogyny. This normalization occurs in unhealthy relationships, unjust politics, tasteless comedy, and it pits survivors in a corner as provocateurs responsible for inciting the attacks. This […]
“Italians being “the firstborn among the sons of modern Europe” combined the revival of antiquities and the ‘all-sided man’— ‘l’uomo universale’— developing free personality to undeniably question the Church and cast a general spirit of doubt in the religious beliefs of the period. In his work Buckhardt says, “the subjective side at the same time […]
The work reviewed here; ‘Whose Religion Is Christianity? The Gospel beyond the West’ is authored by highly respected scholar and African theologian Lamin Sanneh, born in Gambia 1942, now a nationalised U.S citizen is also known by his alias name ‘D. Willis James, a Professor of Missions & World Christianity, Professor of History, Professor of […]
The best representatives of Greek and Roman culture for the Greco-Roman room of the museum are Funerary Crater and Emperor Caracalla, respectively. Funerary Crater, a terra cotta amphora created by an unknown artist in the eighth century BC, is decorated with black-figure images, mainly depicting mythological symbols and scenes (Benton and DiYanni, 2014, p. 38). […]
“Luther was the commanding voice and leader and began this movement on October 31, of 1517 when he published the 95 theses. What set Martin Luther apart from the forerunners of the Reformation is that the forerunners stressed the need for ethical reform in the papacy. Luther recognized that the real problem was a dogmatic […]
The best representatives of Greek and Roman culture for the Greco-Roman room of the museum are the terra cotta amphora Funerary Crater and marble sculpture Emperor Caracalla, respectively (Benton and DiYanni, pp. 38, 61). Funerary Crater, created by an unknown artist in the eighth century BC, is decorated with black-figure images typical of the Geometric […]
On the surface, the book of Ruth appears to be the story of a young girl who thought she had it all, and then one day, had nothing, but then once again, is saved by Prince Charming. Every girl’s dream right? But when we dig a little deeper, it becomes evident that this book is […]
“The Reformation started in 1517 in Germany when Martin Luther, who was a monk there, published the 95 Theses. The 95 Thesis contained all of Luther’s opinions and questions about faith in hope to bring change to the Catholic Church. He was later excommunicated, but because he was so outspoken about his opinions, the Reformation […]
For my biblical interpretation paper, I chose to focus on the story of Jesus and the women at the well (John 4:7). In this story, Jesus finds himself passing through the town of Sychar. Jesus had been travelling long and far and stopped at some land that Jacob had given to his son Joseph. Jacob […]
“The Reformation had everything to do with biblical interpretation and proper exegesis. The term exegesis simply means critical explanation or interpretation of a text, especially of scripture. With the Reformation of the sixteenth century the mind of Germany and other European states broke away from the ignorance and superstition of the Middle ages, the Holy […]
“The Reformation was not about Calvin or Luther or any other personality. Much less was it about the ups and downs of church politics. No, the Reformation was about the Word of God, which was to be proclaimed faithfully and conscientiously to the people of God. Calvin held himself to a high standard and demanded […]
Jesus is encouraging his supporters to not fall when they are experiencing pressure, when he is ceased by one of the gathering who needs Jesus to settle a cash related discussion between family. Jesus, regardless, won’t to go into the family squabble and rather utilizes the condition as an opportunity to instruct about the delight […]
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